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SAS • Shooting Guard • #
3 months ago
The No. 2 overall pick exited early from the Spurs’ last game and was seen leaving on crutches. Now, he’s expected to be sidelined for an extended period of time. Jordan McLaughlin ended up playing a season-high 19 minutes off the bench after Harper’s departure and will likely play a reserve role until Harper or De’Aaron Fox (hamstring) is available to return.
Source: Shams Charania
TOR • Center • #19
3 months ago
Poeltl has missed three straight, but he’s got a chance to make his return against Milwaukee. If he’s ruled out for a fourth consecutive contest, rookie Collin Murray-Boyles would presumably remain in the starting lineup, where he has excelled.
Source: NBA Injury Report
SAS • Shooting Guard • #
3 months ago
Harper injured his left calf during the second quarter of Sunday’s game and headed to the locker room almost immediately. While the rookie guard did rejoin his teammates on the bench during the second half, he did so while wearing a walking boot on his left foot. Following the game, Harper was seen leaving the arena on crutches while wearing the boot and not putting any weight on his left leg. San Antonio doesn’t play again until Wednesday against the Lakers; hopefully, Harper’s injury will not keep him out for too long.
Source: Mike Finger
SAS • Small Forward • #0
3 months ago
Johnson supplied the lone Spurs highlight from the team’s first loss of the season, throwing down a dunk on Suns center Mark Williams during the fourth quarter. Fantasy-wise, the story remains the same for Johnson, as he provides scoring and little else. With his scoring average decreasing each of the last three seasons and the Spurs strengthening their roster, Johnson offers a low fantasy ceiling. Rostered in nine percent of Yahoo! leagues, he’s ranked just inside the top-150, and that’s with the Spurs being without De’Aaron Fox and Jeremy Sochan, among others.
Source: NBA
SAS • Center and Power Forward • #1
3 months ago
To say the Suns may have provided the rest of the NBA with the “blueprint” to defending Wembanyama would be an overstatement. However, they were excellent on Sunday, showing the 7-foot-3 phenom a variety of defensive looks. Traditional centers and wings like Royce O’Neale all had opportunities to guard Wembanyama, who was crowded on most of his touches. No matter how great the player, there’s no immunity to the occasional bad night. Wembanyama will look to bounce back when the Spurs visit the Lakers on Wednesday.
Source: Duane Rankin
SAS • Point Guard and Shooting Guard • #5
3 months ago
On a night when Victor Wembanyama was neutralized, Castle had one of his best performances of the season. The second-year guard was highly efficient, shooting over 50 percent from the field and committing two turnovers. The latter category has been an issue for Castle, who’s filling in at point guard for the injured De’Aaron Fox. He’s averaging 4.7 turnovers per game and has recorded five or more in four of six games. However, Castle has tallied 15 assists and four turnovers over his last two. He’s headed in the right direction, even if the Spurs suffered their first loss of the season on Sunday. San Antonio plays three games during Week 3, starting with the Lakers on Wednesday.
SAS • Shooting Guard • #
3 months ago
Harper suffered a left calf injury during the first half and was ruled out for the rest of the night at halftime. The rookie finished with 12 points (5-of-8 FGs, 2-of-2 FTs) and one rebound. If Harper misses time, additional minutes may be available for Jordan McLaughlin, especially with De’Aaron Fox (hamstring) still out. McLaughlin is only worth a look in extremely deep leagues.
Source: Michael Wright
TOR • Small Forward and Power Forward • #3
3 months ago
Ingram logged another productive stat line on Sunday, utilizing accurate shooting to finish the contest as one of Toronto’s best scorers. Nine of his 10 made field goals came inside the arc, while he also chipped in five free throws to help land his fifth 20-point outing of the season. The veteran forward has gotten off to a fast start in Toronto and is posting some of the best shooting splits of his career through seven games. He’ll look to stay hot against the Bucks on Tuesday.
TOR • Power Forward, Shooting Guard, and Small Forward • #4
3 months ago
Barnes did a little bit of everything on Sunday for the Raptors. On the offensive side, he was a productive scorer both inside and outside the arc while also functioning as the team’s primary facilitator. Meanwhile, he was the only Raptors player to log at least one steal and block on Sunday, with his six stocks marking a new season high. Barnes has gotten off to a productive start to his fifth NBA season and is displaying vastly improved three-point shooting thus far. If he can remain efficient from beyond the arc, he becomes even more valuable in fantasy leagues.
TOR • Shooting Guard and Small Forward • #9
3 months ago
Despite a rough shooting night from beyond the arc, Barrett still finished as the game’s leading scorer on Sunday — high volume helped him nearly produce 30 points, as did contributions from the charity stripe. Yet, the seventh-year wing got his teammates involved along the way and recorded a season high in assists in the win. Barrett’s start to the season has yielded similar statistics to those of last year in Toronto, which suggests he should be able to maintain his current level of production throughout the year.
SAS • Center • #40
3 months ago
While the Spurs are still waiting for Olynyk to make his first appearance of the season, Sunday’s game will be the fourth that Kornet has missed since spraining his ankle. Bismack Biyombo has served as the backup center, but that role is not enough to make him worth streaming in any fantasy league.
Source: Carolina Teague
SAS • Point Guard • #4
3 months ago
Fox has not reached the point where he’s healthy enough to play in games, so he’ll remain on the sideline. Since opening night, Julian Champagnie has been a starter and will retain that role. Ranked outside the top-150 in nine-cat formats, he is not a player who has to be rostered in most fantasy leagues.
Source: Carolina Teague
TOR • Center • #19
3 months ago
Poeltl is set to miss his third consecutive game with a lower back issue he’s battled since the preseason. The 30-year-old center didn’t travel with the team on a recent road trip for treatment reasons, but still isn’t ready to play. Collin Murray-Boyles and Sandro Mamukelashvii will handle the center duties in Poeltl’s absence and both are worth streaming.
TOR • Small Forward and Power Forward • #3
3 months ago
Ingram has now scored at least 20 points in four of the last five games. The 28-year-old small forward is poised for a big fantasy season with the Raptors, where he’s essentially atop the team’s hierarchy along with Scottie Barnes and RJ Barrett. Ingram’s had at least four assists in three consecutive games as well. The Raptors finish the week against the Grizzlies on Sunday.
TOR • Power Forward, Shooting Guard, and Small Forward • #4
3 months ago
Barnes failed to reach at least 20 points for the second time in his last three games. The 24-year-old small forward went just 1-of-4 from behind the three-point line after an 11-of-20 start from downtown to begin the year. Barnes’ usage continues to be solid alongside Brandon Ingram and RJ Barrett and with that better production should eventually follow.
SAS • Shooting Guard and Small Forward • #24
3 months ago
Vassell has a Yahoo! ADP of 97, and he’s played to that level thus far. His most significant issue has been foul shooting, with the Spurs’ wing making just 62.5 percent of his attempts. Remove that category from the equation, and Vassell is providing seventh-round per-game value. He’s a career 80.4 percent shooter from the charity stripe, so Vassell should turn things around eventually. The Spurs end Week 2 with a game against the Suns on Sunday.
SAS • Center and Power Forward • #1
3 months ago
Wembanyama and his teammates made franchise history on Thursday, becoming the first team to start a regular season with five consecutive wins. He’s lived up to the preseason hype and then some personally, sitting atop the fantasy rankings in eight- and nine-cat formats. Wemby has blocked at least five shots in three of San Antonio’s first five games and has recorded a double-double in all five. San Antonio hits the road for its final game of Week 2, at Phoenix on Sunday.
TOR • Center • #19
3 months ago
Poeltl has been dealing with a lower back issue since the preseason, and he did not play in Wednesday’s loss to the Rockets. He’ll miss a second straight game on Friday, remaining in Toronto for treatment reasons. The hope is that Poeltl will be available for Sunday’s game against the Grizzlies. Collin Murray-Boyles started against Houston, with Sandro Mamukelashvili as his primary backup. Both are worth streaming, with CMB offering a higher long-term fantasy upside.
Source: Michael Grange
TOR • Small Forward and Power Forward • #3
3 months ago
While the Raptors certainly have their issues, Ingram wasn’t one of them against the Rockets on Wednesday. The 28-year-old small forward had no trouble scoring on one of the league’s best defensive guards in Amen Thompson. Ingram has now scored at least 22 points in three of five games so far this year. As long as he’s healthy, Ingram is going to have fantasy success with Toronto.
TOR • Power Forward, Shooting Guard, and Small Forward • #4
3 months ago
Barnes’ 31 points tied Kevin Durant for the game-high. The 24-year-old small forward’s improved three-point shooting is the story so far this year. Barnes shot just 27.1 percent from behind the three-point line last year, but is 11-of-20 from long distance to begin the season. It’s an excellent development for Barnes and his fantasy managers if this is more than just a hot streak.
TOR • Power Forward • #
3 months ago
The Raptors are without starting center Jakob Poeltl, who is dealing with lower back stiffness. He’ll be replaced in the lineup by Murray-Boyles, a promising rookie who scored 19 points in Monday’s loss to the Spurs. While Sandro Mamukelashvili will also figure prominently in the frontcourt rotation, Murray-Boyles offers a higher upside to fantasy managers.
Source: NBA Lineups
SAS • Center • #40
3 months ago
While Kornet played in the Spurs’ first two games, Olynyk has yet to see any action this season. Their absences mean that Bismack Biyombo will take on the backup center responsibilities. He’s unlikely to exceed 15 minutes, so there’s no need to consider streaming Biyombo.
Source: Paul Garcia
TOR • Center • #19
3 months ago
As expected, Poeltl will miss this game against Houston. Collin Murray-Boyles closed the Raptors’ last game out at center and should play a significant role in this game. If CMB doesn’t start, it will be because Sandro Mamukelashvili is filling that role, though CMB is a better streaming option.
Source: NBA Injury Report
TOR • Center • #19
3 months ago
Poeltl, who dealt with lower back stiffness during the preseason, exited Monday’s loss to the Spurs due to a similar issue. Rookie Collin Murray-Boyles replaced him then, and his playing time will increase if Poeltl cannot play. Also in line for a boost is Sandro Mamukelashvili, but Murray-Boyles is the player to target on waiver wires.
Source: Esfandiar Baraheni
SAS • Point Guard and Shooting Guard • #5
3 months ago
Castle has been able to score at a decent rate and provide his fair share of assists this season, but he has had two glaring issues: his free throw percentage and turnovers. Through four games, he is shooting 57.1 percent from the line on 8.8 attempts per game and is averaging 6.3 turnovers per game. Those two issues have tanked his value in category leagues, even though he has been decent in other categories. He’ll look to have a more efficient performance against the Heat on Thursday.
SAS • Center and Power Forward • #1
3 months ago
Wemby wasn’t able to provide his usual dominant dose of blocks, and he didn’t attempt a three-pointer, but that didn’t stop him from having an insane night in the box score. He was perfect at the line and only missed one shot, which was great to see after he made less than 50 percent of his shots and missed five free throws on Sunday. Wemby has been the best player in fantasy basketball early on this season, and he’ll look to add another dominant night to his resume against the Heat on Thursday.
TOR • Shooting Guard and Small Forward • #9
3 months ago
Barrett has gotten off to a dominant start to this season. Through four games, he’s averaging 21.5 points, 5.0 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 1.3 steals and 1.5 three-pointers per game while shooting 61.8 percent from the floor. Knowing his career-best field goal percentage in a season is 49.5 percent, and that was an outlier when compared to his other seasons, he’ll certainly cool off as the season progresses. Still, this has been a fantastic start for him, and he’ll look to keep it going against the Rockets on Wednesday.
TOR • Power Forward • #
3 months ago
CMB made his debut for the Raptors on Sunday and was held scoreless in 13 minutes. However, he was fantastic in his 24 minutes off the bench in this one. He showcased the defensive production that made him an enticing prospect, and he was able to knock down shots from beyond the arc, which was the main question mark for him. This was a really encouraging performance for him, and it won’t be long before he’s a standard-league producer in fantasy hoops.
TOR • Center • #19
3 months ago
Poeltl will be held out for the final few minutes of Toronto’s game against San Antonio. Collin Murray-Boyles will fill out the center minutes in a smaller lineup to close things out.
Source: Esfandiar Baraheni
TOR • Small Forward and Power Forward • #3
3 months ago
After playing 32 minutes in Sunday’s loss to the Mavericks, Ingram is not on the injury report for Monday night. That’s great news for him and fantasy managers, considering how much time he missed last season due to an ankle injury. As long as he can be consistently available, Ingram will be a positive asset in fantasy lineups, regardless of league setup.
Source: Josh Lewenberg
SAS • Center and Power Forward • #13
3 months ago
Olynyk, who underwent left heel surgery in late April, has yet to reach the point where he can play in games. His continued absence ensures that Bismack Biyombo will be the backup center since the Spurs are also without Luke Kornet (ankle).
Source: NBA Injury Report
SAS • Center • #40
3 months ago
Monday’s game will be the second Kornet has missed due to a sprained left ankle. While Bismack Biyombo slid into the backup center role in Sunday’s win over the Nets, he only played 12 minutes. There’s no need to consider streaming Biyombo.
Source: NBA Injury Report
TOR • Center and Power Forward • #54
3 months ago
Having totaled 11 points in his first two games as a Raptor, Mamukelashvili exceeded that number on Sunday. He shot 75 percent from the field, playing well enough to replace starting center Jakob Poeltl in the lineup to begin the third quarter. Poeltl played 19 minutes, finishing with four points, eight rebounds, four assists and one steal. Given the time Poeltl missed during the preseason, the minutes may have been limited due to the Raptors taking on San Antonio on Monday. Regardless of the reason, Mamukelashvili has quickly established himself as Toronto’s best big man off the bench.
TOR • Small Forward and Power Forward • #3
3 months ago
After shooting 7-of-16 from the field in his official Raptors’ debut, Ingram is 20-of-36 over his last two. He finished Sunday’s defeat a blocked shot shy of a complete stat line, and Ingram is off to a good start in his new home. However, with the Raptors visiting San Antonio on Monday to begin a four-game week, fantasy managers must watch for the early injury report. Nothing has been said that would bring Ingram’s availability into question, but it would be unsurprising if he sat out due to his injury history.
TOR • Power Forward • #
3 months ago
Murray-Boyles, the ninth overall pick in June’s draft, made his official Raptors debut after missing the first two games with a forearm muscle strain. The injury and resulting time off may have impacted the rookie’s shooting, as he missed all four of his attempts. Murray-Boyles’ stat line won’t make any waves in fantasy basketball, but he effectively bumped Jonathan Mogbo (one steal and one block in two minutes) out of the rotation. There was little reason to roster Mogbo while CMB was out; there’s even less need to consider him now that the rookie is available.
TOR • Power Forward, Shooting Guard, and Small Forward • #4
3 months ago
Barnes finished Sunday’s defeat with his first double-double of the season, including a rebound tally that matched his total in Toronto’s first two games. Last season, he had four games with at least 30 points and 10 rebounds. Thus far, all three of Toronto’s starting wings, Barnes, Brandon Ingram and RJ Barrett (16/4/3 with one three-pointer), have recorded solid numbers, with center Jakob Poeltl’s offensive production taking the most significant hit. That’s good news for fantasy managers who committed to any of the wings, as there were usage concerns during the preseason.
SAS • Shooting Guard • #
3 months ago
After shooting 3-of-12 from the field in Friday’s loss to the Pelicans, Harper rebounded fantastically on Sunday. The rookie was highly efficient as a scorer and playmaker, shooting over 50 percent from the field and not committing a turnover. Harper’s ability to run the show efficiently came in handy against the Nets, as starter Stephon Castle (13/6/3) committed five turnovers. While Castle will continue to run the show until De’Aaron Fox returns from a hamstring injury, Harper has added value off the bench. And he’ll be worth holding onto even after the Spurs return to full strength.
SAS • Small Forward • #0
3 months ago
Johnson’s fantasy value has been limited due to his inability to consistently provide value outside of points and rebounds. While he had a good afternoon shooting the basketball and was a factor on the glass, the limited assists and steals are why Johnson remains a deep-league option at best. Harrison Barnes’ slow start has resulted in a few more minutes for Johnson, it hasn’t done much to change his fantasy outlook.
SAS • Small Forward • #30
3 months ago
Having totaled 12 points in San Antonio’s first two games, Champagnie contributed a baker’s dozen against the Nets. He certainly has fans within the Spurs organization, and with good reason. Champagnie’s a good defender who can contribute solid perimeter shooting. He shot 3-of-4 from beyond the arc on Sunday, helping to compensate for Harrison Barnes (4/3/1) missing all five of his attempts. Champagnie should remain a starter until De’Aaron Fox (hamstring) returns, with Jeremy Sochan’s (wrist) absence also boosting his value in deep leagues.
SAS • Center and Power Forward • #1
3 months ago
Wembanyama’s percentages on the final game day of Week 1 weren’t great, but that doesn’t matter much given the robust stat line. Once again, he filled out the stat sheet, including nine “stocks,” to help the Spurs avoid losing a game they led by as much as 26 before the Nets rallied. Even on nights when his shots aren’t falling at a high rate, Wembanyama will provide elite value because of his abilities as a rebounder and defender. He’s the first player in NBA history to tally at least 100 points and 15 blocks through a team’s first three games. Denver’s Nikola Jokić has been the gold standard for fantasy centers in recent years, but he’s got company at the top of the list this season.
Source: NBA
TOR • Shooting Guard and Point Guard • #2
3 months ago
Injured during the preseason, Murray-Boyles will make his official NBA debut on Sunday. His return will give Toronto another option off the bench after only two reserves (Sandro Mamukelashvili and Gradey Dick) exceeded 15 minutes in Friday’s loss to the Bucks. While Murray-Boyles may not significantly impact fantasy basketball in the short term, he has long-term value in dynasty formats.
Source: Doug Smith
SAS • Center • #40
3 months ago
Kornet played well against New Orleans, but he’ll join Olynyk, who still hasn’t played this season, on the sidelines. Bismack Biyombo should play the backup center minutes behind Victor Wembanyama.
Source: NBA Injury Report
TOR • Shooting Guard and Point Guard • #2
3 months ago
CMB has missed the first two games of the season and is in danger of missing a third. Friday’s loss was a closer game than the season opener, so the only reserves that played more than 15 minutes were Sandro Mamukelashvili and Gradey Dick. If CMB plays, he’ll likely hover around that same range.
Source: NBA Injury Report
SAS • Shooting Guard and Small Forward • #24
3 months ago
Vassell was solid in the season opener, but he was only able to knock down one triple in that game. He reminded the world just how good he is from beyond the arc in this one. The field goal percentage was still subpar, and he turned it over four times, but the three-point shooting is what’s most important for Vassell. He’ll look to stay hot against the Nets on Sunday.
SAS • Center • #40
3 months ago
Kornet’s debut for the Spurs was quiet, but he was able to record his first double-double as a Spur in this game. He only played 16 minutes in the season opener, but coach Mitch Johnson utilized the “double-big” lineup, which features Kornet and Victor Wembanyama playing together, more often than he did on Wednesday. Kornet played 35 minutes in this game; it’s unlikely he plays that much often, but if he can play 24-26 minutes per game this year, he may be able to provide decent value in deeper leagues.
SAS • Center and Power Forward • #1
3 months ago
Prior to fouling out in overtime, Wemby was unreal in this game. He wasn’t able to match his 40 points from their win over Dallas on Wednesday, but he was able to record another double-double and was close to recording a triple-double with blocks, which serves as a reminder as to why he is the heavy-favorite to take home the Defensive Player of the Year award this season. Wemby will look to close out this week with another dominant performance against the Nets on Sunday.
TOR • Power Forward, Shooting Guard, and Small Forward • #4
3 months ago
Barnes mostly struggled from the field with 17 points on 15 shot attempts. The 24-year-old small forward was -16 in 35 minutes in a game the Raptors lost by six points. Barnes was having an off-night and deferred to Brandon Ingram, who had 29 points. After a mostly sluggish preseason, Barnes had 22 points in the Raptors’ opener, but he’s not out of this slump just yet.
TOR • Small Forward and Power Forward • #3
3 months ago
Ingram scored 29 points in his second game with the Raptors, but also had four turnovers, giving him nine in the first two games. The turnovers need to come down a little, but it was still a positive outing for Ingram. The 28-year-old small forward played 37 minutes after playing 27 minutes in the opener. Ingram’s availability is the only thing standing in the way of his fantasy potential.
TOR • Shooting Guard and Point Guard • #2
3 months ago
According to Raptors head coach Darko Rajakovic, Murray-Boyles is progressing in his recovery from a strained right forearm muscle but is not ready to make his official Raptors debut. Sandro Mamukelashvili and Jonathan Mogbo will continue to handle most of the available reserve frontcourt minutes in Murray-Boyles’ absence.
Source: Josh Lewenberg
TOR • Shooting Guard • #14
3 months ago
Not long after Walter was announced as probable, Raptors head coach Darko Rajakovic revealed that the second-year wing will play Friday night. Walter’s return from an illness that sidelined him for the opener means Gradey Dick and Ochai Agbaji may play fewer minutes after logging 24 and 20, respectively, on Wednesday.
Source: Josh Lewenberg
TOR • Shooting Guard • #14
3 months ago
Walter, who sat out Wednesday’s season-opening win over the Hawks, is on track to make his first appearance of the 2025-26 season. His return may result in fewer minutes for fellow reserves Gradey Dick and Ochai Agbaji, but the former scored 21 points in 24 minutes against Atlanta.
Source: NBA Injury Report
TOR • Shooting Guard and Point Guard • #2
3 months ago
CMB was initially questionable but is now expected to miss a second straight game. Jonathan Mogbo and Sandro Mamukelashvili occupied most of the reserve frontcourt minutes in the season opener and should continue to do so in this game.
Source: NBA Injury Report
SAS • Center and Power Forward • #13
3 months ago
Olynyk will miss a second straight game to open the year, which means Luke Kornet will fill out the backup center minutes behind Victor Wembanyama once again. Kornet played 18 minutes on Wednesday and should see a similar workload with Olynyk out.
Source: Matthew Tynan
SAS • Power Forward • #10
3 months ago
This will be a second straight absence for Sochan to start the season. Julian Champagnie and Harrison Barnes started at the forward spot in the season opener, and with no changes to the injury report, they should occupy those same roles once again.
Source: Matthew Tynan
TOR • Shooting Guard and Point Guard • #2
3 months ago
The rookie will have a chance to make his regular season debut against Milwaukee. In the season opener, Jonathan Mogbo and Sandro Mamukelashvili filled out most of the reserve post minutes, though the lopsided score altered the rotation. CMB should play a significant backup role and cut into the minutes of Mogbo and Mamu if he’s available.
Source: NBA Injury Report
SAS • • #
3 months ago
Wednesday’s game included the top two picks in June’s draft. However, due to his thumb injury and being on a roster with the last two Rookie of the Year winners, Harper flew under the radar in Dallas. He had a solid night shooting the basketball, but the rookie was responsible for twice as many turnovers as assists and landed in foul trouble. With De’Aaron Fox (hamstring) unavailable, Harper won’t lack opportunities to play rotation minutes. However, San Antonio’s depth on the perimeter may limit the rookie’s fantasy ceiling for this season, especially if everyone remains relatively healthy once Fox returns.
SAS • Point Guard and Shooting Guard • #5
3 months ago
While Victor Wembanyama received most of the attention in the aftermath of San Antonio’s 125-92 victory, and with good reason, Castle’s night was encouraging. Starting at point guard for the injured De’Aaron Fox, the second-year guard shot the ball well from the field and was a blocked shot shy of a complete stat line. However, there were negatives, as Castle shot 5-of-10 from the foul line and committed five turnovers. Those two categories will determine if Castle can outperform his Yahoo! ADP of 115 this season. The Spurs’ guard had an excellent night overall, but there is room for improvement.
SAS • Center and Power Forward • #1
3 months ago
With the last two Rookie of the Year award winners and this season’s presumed favorite to win the floor on the court, all eyes were on American Airlines Arena. Wembanyama stole the show, as the Mavericks had no answer for him defensively. Whether it was above the rim, in the mid-range or from beyond the arc, Wemby did what he wanted Wednesday night, finishing with a franchise record for points in a season opener. The 7-foot-4 phenom played 30 minutes before exiting with just under five minutes remaining, and his workload should increase as he gets further removed from the injury that ended his 2024-25 season in February. The rest of the NBA was probably already on notice; Wednesday’s performance was another sign that Wemby’s already one of the league’s best and most dominant players.
SAS • Power Forward • #10
3 months ago
After missing EuroBasket with a calf injury, Sochan has a sprained left wrist and will miss Wednesday’s opener. His absence means more opportunities for Julian Champagnie, Keldon Johnson and Carter Bryant, with the former having been a starter during the preseason. Champagnie should hold onto that role, as the Spurs are also without De’Aaron Fox, while Bryant boasts long-term upside, especially in dynasty leagues.
Source: NBA Injury Report
SAS • Center and Power Forward • #13
3 months ago
Olynyk is still recovering from the heel surgery he underwent in late April. The Spurs signed Luke Kornet in free agency, so they’re covered from a depth standpoint. Kornet slots in as Victor Wembanyama’s backup, which is not a good place to be regarding fantasy relevance.
Source: Casey Viera